PEO & EOR in the Philippines
You can hire employees in the Philippines without the need for an entity
Typically, to hire employees in the Philippines, your business must have an entity, which involves establishing a local office, registering an address as a subsidiary, and opening an account with a local bank. Managing regional benefits, payroll, tax, and HR laws throughout this process can take several months.
The Philippines has separate regulations for contractors compared to full-time employees, making it crucial to avoid misclassification to avoid potential penalties. ATA streamlines the process of hiring employees in the Philippines, ensuring speed, simplicity, and compliance. Additionally, our platform automates tasks such as tax document collection, payroll, benefits, and more.
Our quickstart guide to hiring in the Philippines
Pay & Tax
Minimum Wage Requirements
Minimum Wages in the Philippines increased to 570 PHP/day in 2022 from 537 PHP/day in 2021
Individual Income Tax
The range of individual income tax varies from 0% to 35% and is calculated using progressive rates.
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